The world's most powerful rocket will be launched later this year
Recently, billionaire Elon Musk has posted on his Twitter and Instagram page with the announcement that SpaceX will launch the latest generation rocket in November.
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Recently, billionaire Elon Musk has posted on his Twitter and Instagram page with the announcement that SpaceX will launch the latest generation rocket in November.
Elon Musk has suggested the possibility that SpaceX will abandon its plan to bring Dragon spacecraft to Mars - a mission that the company had expected to implement in ea…
All the attention in Elon Musk's space industry is heading to SpaceX with the Falcon 9 rocket launch at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
Last September, Elon Musk confidently stepped up the podium, talking about a future where people will conquer Mars with his help.
In the search for new lands for humanity, who will play the role
Space technology expedition SpaceX of the United States has successfully launched Bulgaria's first geostationary satellite to orbit using a two-time rocket.
SpaceX's billionaire Elon Musk successfully launched the Dragon spacecraft in its second mission to the ISS International Space Station.
Master Vladimir Solntsev of Russia's cosmic giant only sees Elon Musk's plan to bring people to the Moon as a bold idea but does not appreciate its practicality.
SpaceX conducts the world's most powerful rocket test Falcon Heavy, designed to bring people to Mars in the future.
SpaceX successfully launched Falcon 9 boosters carrying Inmarsat satellite systems, the fourth satellite created to provide global broadband Internet.
The dream of Elon Musk's powerful reuse missiles is not far away.
Billionaire Elon Musk said the reduced cost of using the Falcon 9 reusable missile could help achieve the goal of bringing people to Mars at low prices.
SpaceX's mission will open up a new revolution in the aerospace industry, helping to reduce the cost of traveling to space significantly.
For the first time in history, SpaceX will use a used rocket to put the satellite into orbit.